A child is just deprecating, or are we desperate enough to belittle the little? As hopeless as it is, they are no different from what they can experience from the cruelty of this world. Children are a soul of new life, retrieved from a bear of faith in humanity. They were born by love, will live for love, and end from love.
In a case last October of this year, a report from a kidnapping was known. In the investigation, the criminal asked to give candy to abduct a 6-year-old. This testament further goes to the need for safety with proper addressing and solidarity in the rights of the young. The smiles on the children's faces are valuable, but their weakness is what's taken advantage of. In a sweet delight and persuasion, a tragedy is amplified. How ironic when we knew that candy was supposed to be a treat.
Prejudices are making excuses, while countries are making resolute bases, such as the Philippines, where Filipino children are given a stand. Ratified in Republic Act No. 10661, declared in November every year as National Children's Month with this year's theme: "Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines," was raised by late President Aquino III. This law and regulation are among the demands of the youth to be protected. Awareness is a value in constitutions; this category calls for the consciousness to foster and grow in a violence-free environment.
When not meeting personal needs, abuse, neglect, child labor, and any other instances where a child can feel unsafe, threatened, or hurt is a work of criticism and unhealthy assurance in progress and social equity. Renowned stories of the past shall make a successful future in responsibility for shared contribution and attainment in firm and thriving generations. Youth empowerment is a sentiment to see details and hear their voices. Innovations such as campaigns, advocacies, policies, and community programs urge a united action you can take for a child.
Bring back when a candy cost a peso and not a life at stake. Kaya bata, gusto mo ba ng candy?
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